Automated home using Go.
I am currently running this in the weekend, still testing some sub-processes and now focussing on Apple Home-Kit interaction so that we have an actual UI.
Note: InfluxDB for tracking metrics and usage of some processes. Since all of this is written in Go it should be able to run anywhere, from a Raspberry PI, Arduino to a Windows/Mac machine.
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Since every process is just running it's own logic want we need is a pub/sub server where every process can register itself to specific events that it is interested in. -> NATS Server (Pub/Sub server where you can subscribe to channel(s)) -> Researching the possibility of using zeroconf 'Service Discovery - mDNS'
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Following sub-processes:
- Apple HomeKit WIP, (Apple Home Kit accessory emulator, our UI solution)
- Wemo Ok, (Wemo wifi powerplug)
- Config Ok, (A service that is the provider of configurations for all other services)
- Presence Ok, (Connects to (Netgear) Router to obtain list of devices present on the network)
- Flux Ok, (Calculates Color-Temperature and Brightness per day for Hue and Yee lights)
- AQI Ok, (Air Quality Index)
- Suncalc Ok, (Computes sun-rise, sun-set etc..)
- Weather Ok, (Darksky)
- Calendar Ok, (Reads calendars from icloud and determines active events and makes sensors out of them)
- Shout Ok, (Has Slack as the back-end to send messages, but requires a VPN :-(, looking for something else)
- Yee Ok, (Xiaomi Yee lighting, turn on/off, change CT and BRI)
- Sony Bravia Remote Ok, (Turn on/off, HDMI Input, Volume for Sony Bravia TV(s))
- Samsung TV Remote Ok, (Turn on/off Samsung TV(s))
Automation, reacting to all events and executing automation rules, all written in Go.
- Apple HomePod
- Apple TV
- Aqara M2 Hub (Sensors)
- Netgear R6900
- Yee lights
- Wemo switch
- Samsung TV
- Sony Bravia TV